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  • With COVID-19 emergency orders lifted, employers use light-touch workplace precautions
    October 16, 2023 -

    When Connecticut saw a jump in COVID-19 cases in September, Abby M. Warren, a partner at law firm Robinson+Cole, started to get a trickle of calls from employers interested in policy…

    October 16, 2023 -

    When Connecticut saw a jump in COVID-19 cases in September, Abby M. Warren, a partner at law firm Robinson+Cole, started to get a trickle of calls from employers interested in policy…

  • 2023 40 Under Forty: Abby Warren
    August 21, 2023 -

    Abby Warren is a partner in the labor and employment group at Robinson & Cole LLP, a law firm founded in Hartford in 1845. Warren is admitted to practice law in Connecticut, New York,…

    August 21, 2023 -

    Abby Warren is a partner in the labor and employment group at Robinson & Cole LLP, a law firm founded in Hartford in 1845. Warren is admitted to practice law in Connecticut, New York,…

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    Know the risks and rewards of employer-sponsored summer activities
    August 7, 2023 -

    As we move into the height of summer, employers may be preparing to host activities and events aimed at increasing engagement and morale, fostering camaraderie, and having fun as a team. …

    August 7, 2023 -

    As we move into the height of summer, employers may be preparing to host activities and events aimed at increasing engagement and morale, fostering camaraderie, and having fun as a team. …

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    Summer’s approaching: Are you ready to welcome interns?
    May 1, 2023 -

    With Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial start to summer, just a few weeks away, employers may be preparing to welcome summer interns into the workplace. What are the legal requirements…

    May 1, 2023 -

    With Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial start to summer, just a few weeks away, employers may be preparing to welcome summer interns into the workplace. What are the legal requirements…

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    Here’s how to better manage your employees’ performance in 2023
    January 9, 2023 -

    Following a global pandemic and resulting tight labor market, and with a potential recession on the horizon, employers should consider focusing on active performance management for a number of…

    January 9, 2023 -

    Following a global pandemic and resulting tight labor market, and with a potential recession on the horizon, employers should consider focusing on active performance management for a number of…

  • In weeks ahead, many CT companies expected to implement long-term return-to-office strategies
    March 28, 2022 -

    With the days warming and COVID-19 abating, the next few weeks will show how much of the state’s white-collar workforce will ultimately head back into centralized offices, particularly in downtown…

    March 28, 2022 -

    With the days warming and COVID-19 abating, the next few weeks will show how much of the state’s white-collar workforce will ultimately head back into centralized offices, particularly in downtown…

  • Many CT businesses breathe ‘sigh of relief’ after federal vaccine mandate is withdrawn
    February 14, 2022 -

    Following the Biden administration’s withdrawal last month of a COVID-19 vaccine and testing mandate, many larger Connecticut employers are relieved they won’t have to comply, especially amid a…

    February 14, 2022 -

    Following the Biden administration’s withdrawal last month of a COVID-19 vaccine and testing mandate, many larger Connecticut employers are relieved they won’t have to comply, especially amid a…

  • Here’s why one CT employer mandated vaccines. Will others follow?
    September 6, 2021 -

    For Central Wire Industries, the Canadian parent company of Pomfret cable and wire rope manufacturer Loos & Co., a decisive moment in its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic came when multiple…

    September 6, 2021 -

    For Central Wire Industries, the Canadian parent company of Pomfret cable and wire rope manufacturer Loos & Co., a decisive moment in its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic came when multiple…

  • New seniority rehire law creates hurdles for companies looking to rebound from pandemic
    September 6, 2021 -

    “Extraordinary” and “kind of incredible” is how some labor lawyers are describing a new state law aimed at giving certain workers laid off because of COVID-19 first crack at their old jobs when…

    September 6, 2021 -

    “Extraordinary” and “kind of incredible” is how some labor lawyers are describing a new state law aimed at giving certain workers laid off because of COVID-19 first crack at their old jobs when…

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    Vaccine mandates may be on the horizon
    June 14, 2021 -

    As employers call their workers back to offices and work sites, labor attorneys are preparing to litigate cases sussing out employee rights to medical privacy and employers’ responsibility to provide…

    June 14, 2021 -

    As employers call their workers back to offices and work sites, labor attorneys are preparing to litigate cases sussing out employee rights to medical privacy and employers’ responsibility to provide…

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    Women's Hall of Fame names new trustees
    July 17, 2018 -

    The Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame in New Haven, which honors the achievements of women and girls, has named seven new members to its Board of Trustees.

    July 17, 2018 -

    The Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame in New Haven, which honors the achievements of women and girls, has named seven new members to its Board of Trustees.

Today's Poll

Should the state allow the proposed ban on automakers selling new gas-powered vehicles starting in 2035 to move forward?
Poll Description

A debate has unfolded in Connecticut about a proposed regulation that would ban automakers from selling new gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035.

The ban would force people to switch to electric cars, which advocates say will help Connecticut, which has among the worst air quality levels in the country, meet the Environmental Protection Agency's standards for air quality.

However, opponents say the state doesn't have a plan to ensure there are enough charging stations — or enough electricity — to support the influx of electric vehicles on Connecticut roads.

The state legislature's Regulation Review Committee was scheduled to consider whether to accept, reject or seek revisions to the regulation on Tuesday, but the matter was withdrawn.

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